Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2011

{Saturday Sharing: Balancing Beam}




A friend of mine [Abbey] mentioned this video the other day during a good conversation. We were talking about how as Christians a lot of times we're so scared of falling, or sinning, or getting corrupted that we err on the side of safety. Always. We rarely take risks, because we're scared of getting stained? Or hurt? Or.. Or.. Or..

That's not what God called us to do! We're here to seek first the Kingdom of God, not safety, not salvation, the KINGDOM OF GOD. Which means we need to be conquers, overcomers, on the defense, not the offense. Someone recently said, "I truly believe that He who is in me is greater than He who is in the world. I truly believe that, and that's why once I've raised my kids I send them OUT into the world."

Our God is greater. Do we truly believe that? Then let's stop clinging to the beam and get out there! There's no point in staying pure or unscathed if we aren't doing things for the Kingdom of God!

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Saturday Sharing: He Is

A Word from the Valedictorian of Vacation Bible School. This fired me up, and made me cry. What a kid!





Here's the link to the page

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Saturday Sharing: A Single's Valentine


Since it's Valentines Day on monday... and since I'm still very single this year [Although I did get some chocolate! haha, thanks Abbey!] I thought I'd share this Video with you from the gang over at Jostie Flicks . I got a kick out of it.

Happy Valentines Day to you ALL!

<3 Kelley

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Saturday Sharing: Dark Side of the Lens

This video combines thoughtful narrative, inspiring quotes, gorgeous video and awesome waves. My favorite quote: "I may only scrape a living, but at leasts it's a living worth scraping".

Watch it and be inspired to see life in the little things, "angles, lines of perspective, a slow turn of the head, the blink of an eye, subtle glimpses of magic of a photograph past by..."



DARK SIDE OF THE LENS from Astray Films on Vimeo.